Old Man Grumbles
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Angelo, post: 22508744, member: 71720"]Future CIA Director, Vice President and president George Herbert Walker Bush who was once the team captain of the Yale baseball team .....couldn't remember where he was when Kennedy was murdered.
That's reason enough to be suspicious right there.
Okay, I'll agree that is suspicious considering the friendship he had with Mohrenschildt's nephew, which would make it reasonable Bush personally knew Mohrenschildt directly. But, what weight do you put on Bush's statement, through one of his staffers, that he (Bush) was in Houston that day, working on some independent oil deals? Further, I'll grant that Bush was possibly an employee of the CIA at the time, which would reasonably deepen suspicion (especially if one had concrete evidence of CIA involvement).
*I can't flippin believe it, you've got me intrigued in the assassination again. It's been decades since I was last interested "in the rest of the story" about the assassination. Dang you Angelo! I was never comfortable with GHWB as vice president and then president, primarily because he held the directorship of the CIA.
It's great theory, but whatever the truth is needs to be confirmed by hard evidence. So where does one go from here?